Nothin', they just waved to each other.
Obligatory wrap-up post of those songs I've played most during the month when Waviness went mainstream. You can find a handful of these joints on my latest Zippyshare compilation if you so desire. If not, there's always my AZ deep cuts playlist instead.
J. Stalin ft. L'Jay - Instagram Gangstaz (2015)
G-Eazy ft. Starrah - Order More (2015)
Kevin Gates - Hard For (2016)
Curren$y & Alchemist - Vibrations (2016)
Rich Homie Quan - Stay Down (Martorialist Edit) (2016)
Mr Fingers - Qwazars (2016)
Spice - Born Wid It (2016)
Dexta Daps - Chinese Jordan (2016)
Other notables: can't fault Slappin' by E-40, Nef The Pharaoh & the Cha Cha kid for doing what it says on the tin, but the similar Big Von song with D-Lo & Husalah is like a stroll on the Moon - all bump and no atmosphere; if 30 Hours is one of the supposed highlights from the new KanYe album then I probably don't need to investigate any further; I dunno why everyone reckons Desiigner is Future's Action Bronson analogue because that Panda song sounds more like every other ersatz-Giggs U.K road-rap tune to me.
7 comments:
What's ya beef wif 30 Hours?
It's a decent song that's good for a couple of listens. If that's the best the album has to offer then.. yikes!
With the lane that he's settled into, it's odd to think at one point Curren$y once positioned himself to be something of a rappers' rapper. I haven't been able to sit through a project of his for years but if both you and BM are praising this latest work, I'll have to check it out.
I only like a couple of songs from it, tbh.
I've definitely been feelin' random songs from him recently tho - Bottom Of The Bottle and his Down In The D.M jack. Glad that he finally has a legit hit with the former.
30 Hours and No More Parties in LA are the best songs by far, so yeah, probably not to your taste.
Any thoughts on statue of liberty? For what it's worth, I think it goes harder than slappin.
It's alright.
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